Hawkesbury People & Places
North Richmond Wesleyan Church
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Situated at 54 Bells Line of Road, North Richmond the former Wesleyan Church was opened on the 27 August 1893 and replaced an earlier structure which was opened in 1857. The land is a small part of an 100 acre grant to Richard Rouse described as Portion 120 Parish of Currency, County of Cook dated 31 March 1802. This land was subdivided into smaller portions which were advertised for sale in 1843.
Former Wesleyan Church at North Richmond, NSW taken from the south-east side showing entrance porch. Cathy McHardy January 2023
The building has been used by several denominations over the years including Seventh Day Adventist Church and was advertised for sale during 2010 and again in 2022.
Excerpt from The Methodist 3 September 1893 p. 3 New Church https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/155401096
Reference: 29 July 1893, p4.
From the Richmond news column: The new Wesleyan Church at North Richmond is just about finished, and looks well. It will be opened shortly.
Reference: 20 May 1893, p 3.
The foundation stone of the new Wesleyan Church at North Richmond will be laid by R H Ducker on Wednesday (24th May).
Reference: 25 May 1901, p 4
The anniversary of North Richmond Wesleyan Church held last Sunday. Rev A S Swift conducted the service and the programme included vocal and instrumental music.
Reference: 8 May 1931 p. 3
Following renovations the church was re-opened for Methodist services on 8 May 1931.
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